Ask for a deck
Say what you need. The agent writes the slides while you watch.
See it →Everything Ovation can do, in one line each. How it works shows the details.
Say what you need. The agent writes the slides while you watch.
See it →Rewrite a slide, add a chart, restyle the deck. Undo it if you don't like it.
See it →Tell it once how the deck should look and what it must leave alone.
See it →Correct the agent and it offers to keep that as a rule for next time.
Runs on the assistant you already use.
Click any text and change it in place. No side panel.
See it →Drag things where you want them. Guides show when they line up.
See it →Colour, weight and alignment sit right next to what you selected.
Duplicate a box with ⌘C and ⌘V.
Drag a slide in the strip to move it. Add or delete from the same place.
See it →Every slide has its own notes, in a panel under the slide.
For the curious: /source opens the code of the current slide.
Add them from the row at the top, or drop a file onto the slide.
See it →Bar, line and pie charts, drawn from your numbers.
A 3D scene, a map, a small app: things the audience can actually play with.
Things can arrive on a click, one after another.
Give each slide its own background and the way it comes in.
Each deck is a single .html file in a folder you choose.
Start from a finished look instead of a blank slide.
Open an HTML deck made elsewhere. Ovation copies it and keeps its slides.
Your work is saved while you edit. ⌘S is there if you want it.
See the deck before each change and bring back any slide, even a deleted one.
See it →Fold, resize and move the slides, notes and agent panels.
See it →Pick one, or follow your computer.
Type / in the chat box for a list of quick actions.
Every key in one list. Type /shortcuts to see it.
Tell us what's wrong or missing, right from the Help menu.